Testimonials: Scottish entertainment reviews
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Connor Murphy23 September 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
We used Reel Time Events for our piper, DJ and highland games at our Scottish Wedding and they exceeded all expectations. Great to work with and would highly recommend for any event.![]()
Jade Lawson21 September 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Reel Time Events were an amazing addition to a corporate event i was organising! Could not recommend enough!![]()
Louise Watson9 September 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
We had Roddy come in and do a session in our office while we had some clients visiting from London, as we wanted to give them the full Scottish experience! We all had a great laugh and would really recommend booking. Roddy made the whole experience really relaxed and friendly, and it was such a fun way to spend an afternoon! Thanks again, Roddy!![]()
Michelle Measel25 August 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Reel Time Events was great to work with! He provided great entertainment and everyone enjoyed their performances.![]()
Barry Tilton24 August 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
The team at Reel Time Ceilidh did an amazing job adapting to a NEW concept. We together combined a Karaoke event with classic Ceilidh to create the first CeilidhOKE event. Elaine Tilton came up with the concept, (2500 miles away in the US...) and the RT team and she collaborated to run the first-of-its kind event. The band worked with Elaine and James (the KJ) to have a seamless evening of incredibly entertaining fun. I strongly recommend you consider hiring the RT team for any event!!![]()
Nikki Hart7 August 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Roddy and team at Reel Time were perfect! They were so easy to work with which means a great deal as we were planning our wedding from the states! They walked us through so many options, answered all of our questions and helped us curate a perfect wedding in Scotland! The Highland Games was a huge hit and the best way to spend our afternoon the day after the wedding for some fun! We cannot thank them enough for all of the memories they helped create!![]()
Devon Hicks5 August 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
The team at Reel Time Events put on the BEST Highland Games Competition for my family reunion of 70 people this summer at the Dalmahoy Hotel. They were incredibly communicative, accommodating and so easy to work with. We loved all of the events and we loved how they explained the history, how they are adapted into the modern competitions and they were thorough in explaining how to complete each event. The bagpipes were HILARIOUS. The whole family had so much fun! Highly recommend!!!!![]()
Sofia Figuera3 August 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Roddy was absolutely fantastic! Such a fun night with learning how to Ceilidh and such a reliable team :) Thanks again!![]()
Cheryl Donaldson23 July 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
We booked ReelTime Events for a recent corporate booking. They supplied a piper, a ceilidh band, a DJ and a PA system. It was very convenient to be able to source everything from one supplier. They certainly brought the energy, they had all of our guests up out their seats smiling and taking part![]()
Kate Conway22 July 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Roddy provided the Pipe Down band for our physics conference at the EICC in July 2026. As the final plenary, in the top floor Pentland Suite, was coming to and end, the screen lit up and the band came on stage. The audience immediately woke up and out came the phones. The contemporary play list suited the mood and soon the delegates were clapping along. As soon as they were invited to follow the band down stairs to the subterranean Cromdale Hall for the welcome drinks reception, they jumped out of their seats and followed. The performance was completed by a short set whilst delegates took and drink and tucked in. By contrast at the gala dinner at the National Museum of Scotland, a lone pipe played a short, traditional set at the end of the evening. As the piper struck up a cheer could be heard in the dining area. I am pretty sure that the pipers will be a talking point at this annual conference for years to come. Switzerland in 2027 has a lot to live up to!